"The soul that breathes within us is a fractal of the Shechinah, and the journey of that soul mirrors the drama of the Shechinah, as one cell of a hologram contains the whole." (source)

"In a sense, the consecration of the Tabernacle, and especially the resting of the Shechina within its confines, is a sign of healing in the aftermath of the Golden Calf tragedy." (source)

"According to E.E. Urbach, the term Shechina in the Tanaitic literature originally indicated presence in a location and usually this location was related to the Tabernacle." (source)

"When Am Yisrael is exiled, though God does not abandon them, and He, as it were exiles Himself with them, the Shechina cannot be fully revealed nor can it act freely because of its distance from its natural venue." (source)

"Hence, the Shechinah is most often represented as a passive vessel with 'nothing of her own.'" (source)

"When you visited his grandmother on Shabbat and saw the candles burning, you felt like the Shechina was there in the room." (Glinert)